A beach surrounded by piers, located in a tourist and cultural center. It is frequented mainly by young people and tourists. It has many restaurants, terraces and bars, with nighttime and street entertainment. Commerce also has a significant presence.

A beach with tents for rent, frequented by families who have chosen this spot for many years. A cluster of restaurants around the beach offers a variety of options and prices.

A beach situated between jetties, where traditional fishing boats are moored. There are traditional restaurants specializing in fish stews.

A beach situated in a rural setting, divided by a large pier. This area is quite popular, especially among sport fishermen. Nearby is the oldest golf course in the Iberian Peninsula.

A beach with pleasant sand, very popular with young people, offering a variety of sports activities. It has popular bars and terraces and a lively nightlife.

The original temple was founded in 1148 by King Afonso Henriques and destroyed in 1179. It was rebuilt in the 12th century and subsequently underwent several renovations. It has three naves with six bays and Doric columns. Of particular note are the 16th-century chapels and the 17th-century tiles. The façade features a Mannerist portico that is quite rich in decoration.

The space comprises two reading rooms, a multipurpose room, an information technology center, a reprographics room, and an exhibition room.

Beautiful garden with grassy flowerbeds, Portuguese-style cobblestone paths, and a bandstand.

This church, founded by Queen Saint Isabel in 1300, was later rebuilt by Philip II between 1589 and 1633. Of particular note are the Renaissance stone coffers in the chancel, the 16th-century tiles, the stonework of the side altars, the pulpits, and the wood carvings.

Located next to the Tagus River, this recreation and leisure area in Alvega allows for canoeing and beach volleyball.